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Bugleboy21 · 07-20-2007, 03:42 PM

On both No.2 and No.3, I was taught to separate the last 8th note of the first two bars from the preceding notes and the downbeat, as if playing a staccato upbow in prep for a big downbeat. Other than that, being ho-hum while performing a military fanfare is great for the first fanfare and always more "Hey! I SAID...." to perform the second fanfare, in both Overtures.

Now, I wonder where I can find job that allows me to play fanfares to announce the arrival of important people? I guess I'll keep searching. Ok...back to guard duty at the General's headquarters.

07-20-2007, 03:42 PM	#9 (permalink)
Bugleboy21 Pianissimo User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Fort Monroe, VA Posts: 72	Re: Rhythm in Leonore No. 2 On both No.2 and No.3, I was taught to separate the last 8th note of the first two bars from the preceding notes and the downbeat, as if playing a staccato upbow in prep for a big downbeat. Other than that, being ho-hum while performing a military fanfare is great for the first fanfare and always more "Hey! I SAID...." to perform the second fanfare, in both Overtures. Now, I wonder where I can find job that allows me to play fanfares to announce the arrival of important people? I guess I'll keep searching. Ok...back to guard duty at the General's headquarters. __________________ SSG Laurence C Dean US Army TRADOC Band Fort Monroe, VA You have to be a SMAT Boy to transpose well! -William Vacchiano